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The catamarans were sweet.]Sure we lost our useless Navy and antique Airforce. Some passenger planes. Everything else can be rebuilt.
Dude, you were the person that said Qatar was Iran's bestest friend. I mean I don't want to dig old stuff, but you have had your fair share of wrong predictions. You were also strongly against Iran going nuclear. Kind of ironic, no?I’m not gonna argue with you. I did that before the war and it didn’t change your clearly engrained ideology.
So here are my predictions:
- Iran will go nuclear by end of year
- If Iran collectively decides to not go to the nuke — the HEU will not depart the country and will remain and used as leverage and maybe diluted to 20%
- Enrichment will restart (maybe not immediately given the repairs that need to be done)
- Uranium metal is already able to converted at facilities with dual use conversion capability
- Iran has hidden centrifuges
- Iran was able to smuggle material and centrifuge parts out before the June war and before Feb war and disperse it per satellite photos.
The US couldn’t “take” Iran’s uranium in the June war or the Ramadan war. Only a fool will hand it over freely for some petty reversible concessions like we did with the Arak reactor (plutonium path).
Let’s see who is right this time. Who knows maybe you get lucky for once in your life my friend.
That's exactly what I was talking about. My old posts are still there. The top of the system had too many connections with the West and refused to move up the escalation ladder when it was necessary and even vital. Ghalibaf is still there though.That was due to Khamenai Sr. - Larijani - Shamkhani who were doves. Larijani had his daughter in the U.S. during the war, so how much can you expect such a man to slap America in the mouth? Mojtaba under Khamenai was in the UK at times. Shamkhani had ties to a known Iranian mole for the west, who was hung for his treachery.
The system is now in the process of self cleansing and getting rid of the fat and excess burden and consolidating around a core ideology.
I am not as optimistic as you. we are absorbing a huge number of blows
relative to the number of strikes we are hitting Israel with.
we can keep the Strait closed for many more months before we entertain ceasefire talks.
I don't think anyone reasonably expects otherwise. The west picks the battlefield, when the war starts, and will always gets the first hit in which will be the hardest. Iran will always be fighting disadvantaged.I am not as optimistic as you. we are absorbing a huge number of blows relative to the number of strikes we are hitting Israel with.
Part of that will be keeping people's morale high. Iranians are going out into the streets every night to show their support. Some may read this forum when they are able to. If these things didn't matter, militaries wouldn't but effort into psy-ops.thankfully Iran is a massive country with strategic depth and hopefully we can keep the Strait closed for many more months before we entertain ceasefire talks.
Even though I wholeheartedly agree with this, but I think the benefits of reaching long-lasting peace with the world powers fully justifies the price we have to pay.I am not as optimistic as you. we are absorbing a huge number of blows relative to the number of strikes we are hitting Israel with.
thankfully Iran is a massive country with strategic depth and hopefully we can keep the Strait closed for many more months before we entertain ceasefire talks.
I don't think they ever got radars, but if Iran considers the Navy something worth putting effort into in the future, they are the most promising platforms for our purposes.The catamarans were sweet.
What do u guys think ?
you are still peddling this nonsense?
here's your answer: